Therapy is a resource that adoptees, adoptive parents, and birth parents can use to help them handle
whatever emotions they are feeling.
Not exact matches
I think it \'s just human nature and it should
be OK with everybody else as well that we
feel that way.There
is no explaining away
feelings,
emotions or faith they
are to each of us whatever they A
are to each of us
whatever they
AREARE.
I just kind of do
whatever I
feel like my crazy atheist
emotions are telling me.
You characterize opposing views as rationalizations, point out what
is complicated to others it simple to you, your views
are based on faith and biblical study where others
are based on
emotion and
whatever feels good, Etc..
As I
am aware that many
are promoting a popular view that has
been rationalized by
whatever means, however you have failed to provide a shred of the emperical proof you claim, and as far as personal experiences, my point exactly has
been that they exist in the realm of
feeling and
emotion, which any rational person would willingly admit
is often self - deceptive.....
If you want to
be human, then
feel free to believe
whatever you want, but use a balance of logic and
emotion.
I need to know how to go to God for myself and
be grateful or
whatever emotion it
is I need to
feel.
At the same time, let her know it
's OK to
feel angry, sad, scared, excited, or
whatever other
emotion she experiences.
But instead of projecting your
emotions onto another mother (which we sometimes unknowingly do), own
whatever emotions you
're experiencing and resolve to set aside time to work through those
feelings.
Whatever negative
emotions I
was feeling would vanish and all
was right with the world.
We also leave the child
feeling yet more alone with
whatever emotions he
is coping with.
Allow yourself to
feel your
emotions — and don't beat yourself up for
whatever it
is you
feel the day you find out the sex of your baby.
I practice yoga not to run away from
whatever emotion,
feeling or state of
being is here with me,
whatever sorrow or gladness,
whatever elation or devastation it may
be.
So you avoid
feeling the depth of the
emotion that wants to
be released through craving —
be it food, a cigarette, or
whatever your «vice»
is.
You can either stay present with
whatever it
is you
're feeling — with the intensity or heat or edginess or shakiness of the
emotion — or you can spin off.
Honoring that
feeling and releasing
whatever emotion is there
is needed before it can let go.
It
's feeling the food in your stomach, experiencing pleasure (or
whatever you may
be feeling from eating it), tuning into how it affects your
emotions, honouring the food and the journey it had to take to get to you.
Whatever you
feel like you
are missing — embody that
emotion or characteristic.
If you know the right techniques, though, you actually can reverse course and stop
feeling like
whatever emotion is dominating you — stress, anger, anxiety — has so much control.
But whether or not there
is, perhaps, some trace of a love like Georges
's and Anne
's that lingers on, that really
is as immortal as true love can
feel to us, we can at least
be certain of one thing: The value of a work of art as perfectly achieved as Amour, with its true, profound, and thorough tribute to the
emotion after which it
's named,
is, for
whatever it
's worth, as close to imperishable and eternal as it gets.
For all the constructed artifice of his created worlds, Anderson said he wants the
emotions of the performers to come through unalloyed, «to make it
feel authentic, make the most realistic sounding version of
whatever it
is I've done.
Of course it has the underlying message that we all
feel emotions no matter who you
are, where you live or
whatever your skin colour
is.
You don't have to fall about laughing, you don't have to
be a standup comic but something of your pitch, premise,
whatever, I
feel, should have some of the
emotion of your genre, too.
Here
is a place where you can safely share
whatever emotion you
feel - sadness, guilt, loneliness, or anger, to name a few.
«With the range of
emotions in the aftermath of the tragedy at Stoneman Douglas, we
felt it
was most important to support and mentor our students during this time and help them find meaning in
whatever activities they took part in,» said Rabbi Marshall Lesack, principal at the Claire and Emanuel G. Rosenblatt High School at Donna Klein Jewish Academy in Boca Raton.
To complicate matters, these associations
are happening on an unconscious level — meaning your «
feeling memories»
are disembodied from the original trauma from way back when, which makes it easy to wrongly assume that the mountain of
emotions you
're experiencing
is the result of
whatever your partner just said or did.
So allowing a child to
feel whatever they
're feeling and
being there with them when they
're feeling those
emotions, and helping them with an emotional language to talk about those
emotions.